Binyamin Rose

Binyamin Rose is a Jungian psychoanalyst in private practice in Jerusalem, Israel. He holds a Master of Science degree and is a graduate and professional member of the Israel Institute of Jungian Psychology (IIJP), an IAAP-affiliated training institute based in Jerusalem. He is also a professional member of the Israel Association of Social Work and is registered with the Israeli Ministry of Welfare.

Before relocating to Jerusalem in 2006, Rose trained and worked in the United Kingdom, holding degrees from Oxford, Manchester, and London universities. He spent several years in Manchester and London working in child and adult mental health services and served as a practice tutor for graduate-entry social work students. Since his move to Israel, he has worked as a manager and lead therapist in adult services in the voluntary sector.

Rose's clinical interests encompass work with clergy across Jewish, Christian, and Buddhist communities, as well as the intersections of analytical psychology with sexualities and gender identities, the arts and creative process, and the psychological dimensions of parenthood. His multicultural training background and his engagement with diverse religious and spiritual traditions inform a practice attentive to the archetypal dimensions of vocation, identity, and creative life.